PlayerDataSync Reloaded

What PlayerDataSync Reloaded is

PlayerDataSync Reloaded synchronizes player data across Minecraft multi-server networks, including survival clusters and competitive mini-game networks. The data it can share includes inventories, armor, Ender Chests, health, hunger, saturation, experience, potion effects, advancements, statistics, game mode, flight status, attributes, and Persistent Data Containers. Optional location syncing is also listed. Persistence options include MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, while native Redis Pub/Sub supports near-instant handovers between nodes. Optional AES-256 encryption is available for sensitive profiles. The project says it uses GZIP compression and asynchronous thread pools to keep processing off the main server thread. Developers get an event-driven API and hooks for custom Persistent Data Container data, and Vault integration supports balance syncing. Installation involves placing the plugin JAR on each server and configuring database credentials. Requirements are Paper or Folia 1.20+ and Java 25 or higher. The project is free and MIT licensed. Platform caveats include missing advancement and statistics syncing in the 26.8-ALPHA Fabric release, and Forge is not built in the listed releases.